The ACT Government will delay the rollout of the Network 19 update that was due to be implemented at the start of Term 2, and begin a range of measures to ensure the safety of staff and the community in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Tuggeranong Lake Carers’ (TLC), organised a clean-up of Lake Tuggeranong on Sunday the 1st March, as part of “Clean-up Australia Day”. The TLC has formed partnerships with the Tuggeranong Community Council (TCC), the Southern ACT Catchment Group (SACTCG), Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Tuggeranong
How were you and your community affected by this shocking summer of extreme weather events? What helped you to cope? How can we as a community be better prepared in future? RSVP below to come along to one of our community sessions to share your experiences with the ACT’s Climate Change Council. The
As part of Clean-Up Australia Day, Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group, the Tuggeranong Rowing Club and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts are organising a Clean-Up of Lake Tuggeranong on Sunday 1st March, from 10am to
Mininster for Transport Mr Chris Steel MLA has advise a revised timetable for Tuggeranong bus services will be implmented from 28 April 2020. The revised timetable has been developed by Transport Canberra based on analysis of patronage data and feedback from the community including that
I was privileged to represent the Council at the Lanyon Christmas Carols and Picnic a few weeks ago. The event with families and friends coming together to share music and song in the grounds of the beautiful Lanyon homestead was a moving example the community spirit of Tuggeranong.
ACT Health is monitoring and reporting air quality across Canberra with one of the monitoring stations located at Monash. Up to date reports and health advice is available by clicking here.
A second monitoring station located at Chisholm independently operated as part of the Purple Air network can be accessed by clicking here.
Even though it was predicted to be 90% rain, over 30 people turned up to help with the Lake Tuggeranong Cleanup What was encouraging, was that all said there was a lot less rubbish than they had seen in the past. This is because (I
The Tuggeranong Community Council invites you to have you say on what you value and what you consider to be the most important issues affecting our community and what changes they would like to make Tuggeranong a better place to live. Your feedback will help inform the Council on the key issues of concern to residents and will be used to advocate for change in future discussions with the ACT Government and other bodies.
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